In re Squires

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• governmental action must be “arbitrary, conscience-shocking, or oppressive in the constitutional sense, not merely incorrect or ill-advised,” to be actionable as a substantive due process violation
• governmental action must be “arbitrary, conscience- shocking, or oppressive in the constitutional sense, not merely incorrect or ill-advised,” to be actionable as a substantive due process violation

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